This theater-opera is known simply as Liceo or “Liceu”, in Catalan, and you’ll find it going down the emblematic Rambla of Barcelona, on the right side of the street. Since its opening in April 1847, has been active with the exception of those years that was rebuilt after two devastating fires, one in 1861 and the most recent in 1994. Both saddest events demonstrate how the Liceo was a local, national and international musical, artistic and political reference. This theater has been the barometer of the historical events that have experienced the city since it opened, showing good times and bad times.
If you want to know more about Barcelona’s history come and visit the Gran Teatro del Liceo!
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